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Existentialism and the modern predicament. By F. H. Heinemann. (London, Adam & Charles Black. 1953. Pp. vii + 211. Price 18s.)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 February 2009

D. J. Allan
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Philosophy , Volume 30 , Issue 112 , January 1955 , pp. 84 - 87
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Copyright © The Royal Institute of Philosophy 1955

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1 According to Sefior Mindán Manero, in his address to the recent International Congress, “the Englishman has been interested above all in attending to the needs and conveniences of terrestrial life—Spanish philosophy seeks the utility of the spirit. Hence England is the fatherland of utilitarianism and Ŝpain of mysticism and Quixotism”.